Difference in math from 200:1 to 50:1 leverage

Hello fellow traders. I've been messing around with forex off and on for a few years, and now have a good system that I'm ready to go all in on. My problem is that I've always used 200:1 on my demo account. Now I am having to take 50:1 due to where I live. Silly me. Anyways, in order to cut short the time of spending days or weeks trying to get this right, I'll just ask here....

Example: starting with an account balance of $1500, I want to wager 5% on 60 pips to stop loss. So .05 x 1500 = $75. Then 75 / 60 = 1.25.
Rounding up, the number I enter in my order is .13.

Is there a difference in the math, taking the leverage down from 200:1 to 50:1?

Thanks for taking your time

the situation has only changed so much that you will need more capital.
for the same position size.

Thanks tiborf71. Guess I'll just have to be careful about not taking too many trades simultaneously.